Flocked pinecones

It is so easy to make these pinecones beautiful and sparkly! You'll never belive what I used to get these pinecones to looks like they have snow on their tips.

These pretty DIY icicle pinecones are so quick and easy to make with only a few materials needed. Perfect for winter decor and Christmas decorating!

Find out exactly how to prepare your pine cones for indoor use in this post. No bleach, no vinegar. No waiting for days before you can use them! Don't miss the ONE THING you need to do to use pine cones inside!

How to make DIY Snow Covered Pine Cones to add to your winter wonderland holiday decor. 3 easy methods to create this flocked snowy pine cone craft.

These DIY Snow Covered Pinecones are simple enough for the whole family to make and can be used in your home decor all winter long.

Sibia Torres Padilla | DIYs on Instagram: "Making your own snow flocked pinecones is easier than it seems and you probably have everything you need. You’ll want to gather your pinecones and set them aside Make a simple flour paste by combining equal parts water and flour Add the paste to your pinecones with a small paintbrush and sprinkle on (or dip in) salt. you can use whatever salt you have on hand but I used Epson salts because I have a whole bag and I think they look really pretty…

Add elegant rustic charm to your Christmas decor with these easy and inexpensive DIY Frosted Pinecones

Learn how to make my beautiful DIY Snow Covered Pinecones using Epsom salt, glue, and pinecones. It's easy and takes less than 5 minutes!